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The Devotion to Divine Mercy

Jesus gave us five new channels of grace to awaken the world to the devotion to Divine Mercy.

Father Chris Alar, MIC, defines them as F.I.N.C.H.:
the Divine Mercy Feast, Image, Novena, Chaplet, and Hour.

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